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Disappointed that Ferrari’s Purosangue was more hatch than SUV? Or that Ferrari left you out of the off-road party thrown by the Lamborghini Sterrato and Porsche 911 Dakar? A company from Virginia has you covered with one we never saw coming. The GlasWerks Elevato is a V12 Italian grand tourer with twice the ride height and suspension travel of the car it’s based on. GTC4 Becomes a Backroad Beast (Photo/GlasWerks) GlasWerks starts with a Ferrari GTC4Lusso and then goes wild. The two-door 2+2, the successor to the Ferrari FF, isn’t exactly the first place your mind goes when you think…
A Michigan defense contractor has developed a mobile refueling system that generates hydrogen fuel from solar power and atmospheric moisture, enabling military drones to operate continuously for up to six months in remote areas without fuel resupply.Sesame Solar and hydrogen drone manufacturer Heven AeroTech announced the Drone Refueling Nanogrid last week, a trailer-sized system designed to address fuel logistics challenges in contested or remote environments. A prime contractor is already marketing the technology to War Department customers and allied nations, with particular interest from the Indo-Pacific region.The system pairs with Heven’s Z-1 vertical takeoff and landing drones, which run on…
This article was originally published by William L. Anderson at The Mises Institute. To the Democratic Socialists of America and their fellow travelers, The Moment has arrived. With the victory of Zohran Mamdani in New York City’s mayoral election Tuesday night, the DSA has another attractive face to add to its advocates nationwide, someone to complement Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders as socialism marches to its inevitable triumph over the entire United States. As one who believed that the U.S. was on its way to a real revolution of free markets and personal freedom with the election of…
Before refrigerators were commonplace in American homes, root cellars were the way many families stored their harvested food for the winter. From the 18th century through the early 20th century, root cellars helped preserve potatoes, squash, garlic, carrots, onions, cabbages, kale, beets, Brussel sprouts, apples, and other crops.Typically a below-ground excavation, the root cellar was usually located adjacent to the house or barn. Sometimes these storage areas were just a few feet square in size, and, other times, they were large enough for an adult to stand in and move around. This type of cold storage doesn’t have to be a…
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Zohram Mamdani may be poised to become the next mayor of New York City, but there’s no way he’s getting through the process unscathed. That’s especially true since the man who called for a total gun ban also brandished a gun while rapping violent lyrics during his short-lived “music” career. The two instances aren’t exactly easy to reconcile.One can rationalize it all they want, because people are good at that, but they can’t reconcile it based on what we know.And the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms isn’t going to let…
Gun owners who have spent years navigating the paperwork jungle of the National Firearms Act just got some long-overdue good news. The ATF is proposing to remove the Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO) notification requirement from Form 1, the paperwork used when making an NFA item such as a suppressor, short-barreled rifle, or other regulated firearm. It’s one of the last remnants of early twentieth-century bureaucracy that never made much sense. The CLEO notification rule never granted local police any authority; it simply added another layer of unnecessary bureaucracy. Now it appears that this requirement is finally being eliminated. What’s…
This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge. Two judges have stepped in over the federal government’s suspension of food-aid benefits for tens of millions of Americans set to end on Nov. 1 amid the shutdown. National Guard troops in California were deployed to support food pantries as millions of Americans braced for an end to SNAP funding during the government shutdown On Friday, US District Judge John McConnell of Rhode Island announced that he would order the US Department of Agriculture to distribute a pool of contingency funds “as soon as possible.” While minutes before, Boston US District Judge Indira…
When I was growing up in the 1980s, the city of Miami was synonymous with cocaine cowboys and gang warfare. Shows like Miami Vice had something to do with that, of course, but Miami was an undeniably violent place back then. In 1980, Miami had 220 homicides; a murder rate of more than 60 per 100,000 residents. Keep in mind this was almost a decade before Florida adopted “shall issue” concealed carry, and more than 40 years before permitless carry became the law of the land in the Sunshine State. There are likely far more legal…
One of the biggest streaming services, Netflix, is going from quiet lobbyist to high-visibility player in Washington, D.C.According to reporting by Deadline, plans filed with the D.C. Zoning Commission reveal the streamer wants to move into a historic downtown landmark, turning roughly 14,000 square feet of former retail space into a combination of office, screening, and event space, complete with a red-carpet arrival area.The planned location for the event space is the ground and second floors of the old Woodward & Lothrop department store building on F Street. The property has a deep local history and a significant footprint in…
Gun control activists have found a new boogeyman: the 3D printer. Everytown for Gun Safety recently hosted a “3D Printed Firearms Summit” in New York City, claiming the goal was to “build cross-sector collaboration and chart actionable strategies to stem the tide of 3D-printed firearm-related violence.” In reality, it looked more like another panic-driven roundtable of people terrified of technology they don’t understand. The summit carried the same energy as the Biden-Harris era’s gun control task forces, except this time, Everytown had to pay for it themselves. Without the defunct White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention to fund the…
An Air Force veteran who deployed 28 times and experienced the rigors of flying jets for the military has dealt with debilitating back and neck pain. He’s sharing his story with the public, hoping stem cell treatments can improve his quality of life. Robert Madson has joined several veterans and first responders in the Hope 4 Heroes campaign, a national initiative led by the Miracle Hope Foundation. Through an online voting system, supporters can vote for a selected veteran. Whoever collects the most votes receives a week of regenerative stem cell care, paid for by the Miracle Hope Foundation, in Tijuana,…
The Schumer Shutdown has been going on for way too long. Of course, most people aren’t really feeling it because so much of the government isn’t nearly as essential as some people want to claim, but there are problems forming that will just get worse if the government doesn’t reopen. As of this writing, that doesn’t seem very likely. But President Donald Trump clearly wants that to happen, and for obvious reasons.The problem is what he wants Senate Republicans to do about it.President Donald Trump on Thursday urged congressional Republicans to unilaterally end the government…
Deborah Sampson covered her chest with a tight piece of cloth, adopted a man’s name and enlisted in the Continental Army’s elite light infantry in 1782. For 17 months, she marched through the Hudson River Valley, participated in dangerous reconnaissance missions and fought brutal hand-to-hand combat before a Philadelphia doctor discovered her secret in 1783.Her battlefield service earned her an honorable discharge. Then she fought a decades-long battle for the military pension she had earned.From Indentured Servant to Revolutionary SoldierSampson was born on Dec. 17, 1760, in Plympton, Massachusetts, as the descendent of prominent Pilgrim families on both sides. Her…
